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duluthboats
Dreamer
Registered: March 2002
Location: Arlington, WA, USA
Posts: 1,107
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Well Stephen, inquiring minds want to know how you did these beautiful renderings. If I won the loto I would order Taliesin, tomorrow.
Gary 
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"The hand feeds the mind."
Weston Farmer
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SailDesign
Senior Member
Registered: January 2003
Location: Jamestown, RI, USA
Posts: 1,606
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Thanks, Gary. Rendering by Rhino/Flamingo, via 5 years of my use of them. Haven't found a better modelling/rendering combination for the money yet.
Let me know when you win the lotto ;-))
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duluthboats
Dreamer
Registered: March 2002
Location: Arlington, WA, USA
Posts: 1,107
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At least I have a start, the same software. You certainly have given me a goal to shoot for.
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"The hand feeds the mind."
Weston Farmer
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SailDesign
Senior Member
Registered: January 2003
Location: Jamestown, RI, USA
Posts: 1,606
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duluth,
I'm not standing in the goal, so shoot away.
;-)
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Nomad
Mold Trader/Boat Builder
Registered: February 2002
Location: Perry, Florida
Posts: 432
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September-16-2003 6:34pm
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Rating: 9
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I really like the smaller one of the two!! The bigger one is just not my style....
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Dave Fleming
Old Geezer
Registered: March 2003
Location: San Diego
Posts: 49
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October-25-2003 11:49am
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Rating: 9
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I like them both but...
The cabin structure on "M" strikes me as a bit out of place with that hull design.
Just call me an old fashioned tired eyed old boatbuilder. 
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SailDesign
Senior Member
Registered: January 2003
Location: Jamestown, RI, USA
Posts: 1,606
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"Just call me an old fashioned tired eyed old boatbuilder. "
If you insist... ;-)
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guest
Junior Member
Registered: January 2005
Location: westcoast
Posts: 1
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The cabin comments here are a reaction to the tension between classical lines of the canoe hull and modern corners shown on the pilot house. The smaller craft begs the question with its Classic lines intact hull and pilotshouse.
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jdavis
Registered: July 2007
Location: SOUTH
Posts: 1
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July-5-2007 7:36pm
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Rating: 1
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Great Rendering but no eye for aesthetics. Looks like some commercial fisherman
refit his cabin house in the driveway. Keep working on the look.
There is a fine line between proffessional work and student design.
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SailDesign
Senior Member
Registered: January 2003
Location: Jamestown, RI, USA
Posts: 1,606
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jdavis, since I can't PM you, I'll have to say it here. I have over 20 years in the business, and while my houses have always come in for some criticism, I have never lost a design contract due to "bad aesthetics".
I know it doesn't look like a Boston Whaler, and I thank my lucky stars for that every day.
But thanks for the comments anyway
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matosr
Registered: August 2006
Location: Miami Beach, Fl
Posts: 1
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October-28-2007 12:39pm
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Rating: 10
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I like it...
SailDesign,
Are there any Rhino Tutorials you recomend over any others?
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Rick Matos
Miami, Fl
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SailDesign
Senior Member
Registered: January 2003
Location: Jamestown, RI, USA
Posts: 1,606
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Rick,
Practice, practice, practice. Start with a "look" you KNOW can be achieved, and figure out how - then try to improve it with lighting, etc. And enjoy it - that is the most important part
Steve
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Alex2008
Junior Member
Registered: February 2008
Location: Grodno
Posts: 27
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February-22-2008 12:07pm
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Rating: 10
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Nice view
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